The Fray 

1,497,368 fans reçoivent des notifications pour les concerts.

S'inscrire sur Songkick pour suivre The Fray et être le premier averti quand l'artiste annonce un concert près de chez toi.

Mise à jour d'artiste

The Fray is Back. Our first album release in over ten years, is all yours. Listen now & come see us on tour this fall.

Plus d'informations

The Fray

Il y a 2 semaines

Concert proche de chez toi

Singapore, Singapore Changer
  1. oct

    17

    Denver, CO, US

    Mission Ballroom

En tournée loin de chez toi

Sois le premier informé lorsque cet artiste joue près de Singapore, Singapore

Rejoigne 1,497,368 fans qui reçoivent des alertes de concert pour cet artiste

Prochains concerts (6)

  1. oct

    17

    Denver, CO, US

    Mission Ballroom

  2. oct

    18

    Kansas City, MO, US

    The Truman - Kansas City

  3. oct

    20

    Nashville, TN, US

    Brooklyn Bowl - Nashville

  4. nov

    8

    Salamanca, NY, US

    Seneca Allegany Events Center, Seneca Allegany Resort & Casino

  5. déc

    12

    Baltimore, MD, US

    Chesapeake Employers Insurance Arena

  6. déc

    14

    Boston, MA, US

    Agganis Arena

Biographie

  • The Fray are an American pop rock band from Denver, Colorado. They were formed by frontman Isaac Slade and rhythm guitarist Joe King in 2002.

    When The Fray first burst onto the scene in the early aughts, the Colorado-bred band introduced the world to a profoundly life-affirming form of alt-rock: timeless but inventive, arena-sized in scope but firmly rooted in raw emotion. Over the coming years, their soul-searching songwriting and high-powered sound led to earning four Grammy Award nominations, scoring a multitude of Billboard top 10 hits, and amassing a passionately devoted worldwide fanbase. Their single “How To Save A Life” spent a staggering 58 weeks on the Billboard Hot 100 and became the “unofficial theme song” for Grey’s Anatomy. Rolling Stone praised their "stick-in-your-head hooks and eloquent narratives," while the LA Times called their music “melodically rich.” The Fray’s debut album How To Save A Life (2005) is certified 4x platinum in the US and has been declared one of the best-selling digital debuts of all time.

    Plus d'info

Avis

  • The Fray came on stage and we all went absolutely mad. ABSOLUTEly mad (see what I did there :P) I wish I could list each song in order, but unfortunately, I don’t remember the order, it turned in to on beautifully long song with a bit of chatting in between.

    At first I just absorbed everything, I was completely focused on Isaac, I had never seen a live show of theirs before and his stage persona caught me off guard, I did not expect it to be that wonderful. I was close enough to see that underneath the rockstar that he was, he was a regular man, who put his heart in to these songs and was as appreciative that we loved it as a unknown musician would be. I was close enough to see that when he sings he taps his right foot on top of his left foot. That he pulls on his clothing a lot and often needs his handkerchief to wipe his head. Sure, I sound like a stalker, but I am not, I love reading in to people’s body language and the ticks that make us unique. Whether you’re a nail biter, or something who grinds their teeth, I love noticing it. And I loved seeing this, it made him so real, so unrehearsed.

    Aside from his emotions and whatnot, the man is not afraid of his fans, he sang right in front of us, touching hands all over, he walked through crowds, and appeared all the way at the general standing section, giving them a golden circle experience, even just for a few minutes.

    The emotion he puts in to his performance makes it obvious that it is the same emotions he felt when writing the songs. These songs are not based on what will sell, it is genuinely based on their stories. It made me feel justified for getting emotional listening to their music.

    Once I was able to look around, I was drawn in by Joe, Ben and Dave. They were so focused on their crafts it was hard to split my attention between all the amazing sights. Even the crowd was something to look at.

    Naturally, as a fan, I enjoyed every single song, but as a human, a few songs stood out above others. “You Found Me” was obviously one of them, and no, of course not, it was not just me who got excited, when the intro was played, people lost their shit and sang along. But not everyone, some fans were new, some were old and some weren’t even fans when they arrived, although, I am sure they were fans when they left… “Hurricane”, “Keep on Wanting”, “Wherever this Goes” were amazing, duh. But if I keep listing, I will list everything. Go on, dare me.

    What took us by surprise, was Joe taking the lead and singing “Ungodly Hour”, if it has always been sung by him, I am sorry, I did not know that, shame on me for never hearing the difference, but nonetheless, it was beautiful and perfect and I wanted to save the song in my brain and replay it for the rest of my life. I always think it’s very kind for a lead singer to allow another band member to take the lead. Also, don’t assume Isaac was just sitting around twiddling his nervous thumbs, no, he was proving to us that no human being is more talented than he is by showing off his amazing piano skills.

    The next soul elevating moment was, as you all were waiting for… “How to Save a Life”, I stood there fighting back tears, thinking of Scrubs and Dr. Cox and perfect songs, and this was and still is a perfect song. I am 100% sure of it, because it was the only song that the entire stadium sang together. It was glorious.

    They then closed the show with “Love Don’t Die” and it cheered us all up and we were singing and dancing and I was holding out my poster just wanting them to know how I felt. Joe walked by, looked at my poster, pointed and laughed. This was already, good enough for me. But to make it all better, Isaac stood on the stage in front of me, pointed, made the sweetest heart shape – heart gesture and mouthed things to me because the music was so loud, I think I made it out to be “Thank you, means a lot”. I then screamed at my husband like a child who just found a secret jumping caste. And last but not least, Ben came over and took a photo of me and my poster and the very next day, look what I found on The Fray’s Instagram: When they walked off stage my night was made, they liked me and my poster and made a fuss of it and I was in love, with all of them.

    As usual, the audience has never had enough (thank goodness), so we shouted encore until they came back up for a few more, a few more beautiful songs, “Never Say Never” and “Be Still” which are also in my top whatever, it was wonderful. Wonderful. I can’t say it enough because there aren’t many words that mean wonderful.

    When the show actually ended, I bolted out the door, ready to go home and just absorb everything and of course, rest, having been at the Grand Arena for more hours than a normal person should sleep at night. Unfortunately, I missed the meet and greet and naturally have great regret, but I was a broken woman, and to be honest, I still am. I am also suffering from a serious case of PCDS and have no idea how to cure it.

    To summarise: I loved it.

    Plus d'info

    Signaler un contenu inapproprié

    Par Anonymous
  • The Fray are a band that everyone should see at least once. You know their songs, you've heard them on the radio for the past 10 years. (Yes, 'How To Save A Life' is 10 years old. Crazy!) So why not go and hear them performed live? They always add a little twist to their well known songs. Performed live almost never sounds like the recorded version, which, in my opinion, is how live concerts should be! The Fray are all very talented performers and let it be known during their show.

    They have slow songs. They have upbeat songs. They have rockish song. They have songs you know all the words too, even if you didn't know you knew the words.

    Their current tour as of Summer 2014 is in support of their latest album, Helios. During their show, they play almost the entire album. The light show is especially impressive during certain songs (no spoilers here, but let's just say "Turn Me On" and "Give It Away" is magical.) Songs blend together beautifully, so much that you almost think its one continuous song. They always have good stories to tell about the city, or a song, or anything they happen to think worthy of telling that night. I've been to over 15 Fray shows since 2007, and no two shows are alike. I feel safe in saying some nights are better then others, but that's the beauty of live music - no two nights are the same and you never know how each night will turn out. Nothing can bring a fan closer to an artist than being at the concert, and The Fray does just that. Singer Isaac Slade will come down into the audience at least once during a show, or up to the barrier if its GA. He will interact and fans are not disappointed. You know The Fray. You've hard them on the radio. Now go see them live in person and have your own review of their performance.

    Plus d'info

    Signaler un contenu inapproprié

  • I love The Fray music and I was so happy to have my first solo concert with them when they came to play in Houston at the House of Blues. Unfortunately, my memories tied to my first solo concert will forever be damaged. The Fray came out and played after the American Authors and that was it. They did not interact with the fans, did not talk to us, and made the concert really boring. I had seen them perform on Yahoo live before and I thought that it wasn't that it was okay, but I thought I would give it a chance because I love their music. I was disappointed in their performance. They do not perform well and do not give a great show. I have been to many concerts and that was probably one of the worst. After a concert you are suppose to be happy and on a high wanting the band or singer to keep going all night. I never felt that and I was happy to have the concert over with. If anyone is thinking of going to see The Fray live then DON'T!!!! It is a waste of money and you would be better off just listening to their music at home. As if that wasn't bad enough, they advertised that you would get a free download of their music with your purchase of a ticket. It has been over 3 months and I have yet to receive anything. I have done everything from tweeting, sending e-mails to [email protected] as told, and DMing them and nothing. So upset with them for not holding their end of it.

    Plus d'info

    Signaler un contenu inapproprié

  • I saw The Fray live at the BottleRock music festival in Napa Valley earlier this year, and they were the best act the whole weekend.

    With their new album Helios having been released this year, this is the perfect time to go see The Fray in person and see what all the fuss is about for yourself.

    It was a hot, sunny, sweaty day, but, reinvigorated upon hearing The Fray, everybody still got into it and moved with the music. The crowd basically lost their collective minds the instant the opening notes to How to Save a Life were played, and the enthusiasm and energy carried over throughout the whole set.

    The music was great, with all of the radio classics that everybody sang along with (How to Save a Life, Never Say Never, Over My Head) and their lesser-known songs all being played perfectly and with tons of passion. It was a nice change of pace from the rest of the music at the festival, since the piano helps give it all a really chill vibe even though everybody’s going crazy enjoying the show.

    The lyrics to all of their songs have some real meaning too and keep you thinking long after the adrenaline from the show has come and gone.

    Plus d'info

    Signaler un contenu inapproprié

    Par Anonymous
  • This was my first time seeing The Fray and honestly I came to see Train and only bought the VIP package so that I could get a better seat. Even so, I was pleasantly surprised. First of all, they were very personable during the photo shot. Each of them introduced themselves and one even gave me a compliment.

    Then when they came out onstage, I was struck by how gracious the lead singer was. Additionally, it was all about the music, which as a music lover, always makes me extremely happy. I also loved the fact that almost every member of the band, played more than one instrument, which implies that they are true musicians.

    They closed their show out with their song, Love Don't Die and I enjoyed it tremendously. They sounded just like their album and it was a solid performance. So even though I only knew a couple of their songs prior to the show, I still enjoyed them.

    Plus d'info

    Signaler un contenu inapproprié

  • The Fray was a pleasant second opener for Train, but I will be honest, I preferred the actual opener, Matt Nathanson. From song one of the set by the Fray, I had a really hard time even understanding the words of the songs. Ironically, I knew a lot of the songs so I didn't "need" the words, but it would have been nice to hear them. There was ONE song in the Fray's set where Joe King, one of the band members, took over the lead vocals, and he was AMAZING. If he had an album out today, I would buy it.

    Overall, a pretty good concert, and set by The Fray, and I would probably go see them again, but the lead singer needs to open his mouth....

    Plus d'info

    Signaler un contenu inapproprié

  • It was a good show. The lead singer's voice didn't sound 100% but he acknowledged it in a short and emotional monologue about embracing the fact that we all have things about ourselves that we wish were better and that it's ok to just be happy with what we've got in this world. Then they did "how to save a life". It was nice. I enjoyed the music. It was pouring rain afterwards and me and my wife walked through downtown Nashville to our car with our shoes off just enjoying the moment while getting soaking wet. Very memorable experience.

    Plus d'info

    Signaler un contenu inapproprié

  • The Fray was awesome live. Isaac Slade and Joe King have such raw emotion when they sing, and it makes the songs that much more powerful. They also have fun with every song, changing the feel ever so slightly that to give it a fresh sound when heard live. It engages the audience with the comfort of something familiar and the excitement of something new all at once. It will be a concert I won't soon forget, and I cannot wait to see them the next time they tour South Florida.

    Plus d'info

    Signaler un contenu inapproprié

  • THE CONCERT WAS AMAZING! We came three hours early to get a great spot and we did! The band played all of the old songs that made me fall in love with them in the first place! They had a drink on stage to celebrate a band members birthday and I caught the cup!! They were so into the music and had fun with the crowd! It was the best show I've seen by far! I had the best time of my life! I would definitely go see them again, and wish I could replay the night over and over!

    Plus d'info

    Signaler un contenu inapproprié

  • The Fray is one of my all time favorite bands and hearing them live made me love them even more! Isaac is a great live singer and the band played flawlessly! I basically fell out of my seat when they stated playing "How to Save a Life". Would 10/10 go see them again!

    Plus d'info

    Signaler un contenu inapproprié

Concerts passés

  1. oct

    14

    Salt Lake City, UT, US

    The Complex

  2. oct

    12

    San Francisco, CA, US

    August Hall

  3. oct

    10

    Los Angeles (LA), CA, US

    The Bellwether

Voir tous les concerts passés

Concerts et billets pour The Fray près de chez toi en 2024-2025

Veux-tu voir The Fray en concert ? Trouve les infos sur les billets de tous les prochains concerts de The Fray en 2024-2025.

The Fray n'a pas annoncé un concert près de chez toi mais va jouer 6 concerts dans 1 pays en 2024-2025. Voir tous les concerts.

artist-page-view